MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1920
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Chancellor Names Changes in Faculty For Coming Term
Ten Promotions in Rank Seven Given Leaves to Study Elsewhere This Year
Seanning the faculty list for the coming school term, returning students or the staff of the University of Kansas to succeed familiar "classroom kags." With Mary Pappas in upper left, off the e. of the Chancellor as executive办室 and Henry E. Werner, junior vice-president, and Jimmy the office of men's student advice both position formerly hold spring to become director of the son heBranch of the University of Irish; the position of Dean of Men's School.
Days is New Law Dean
Robin S. New Law Firm
Robert B. Robins, d. co-dun of the Scholz of Law at the University of Idaho, has been appointed to the same office here to succeed H. W. Arntt, vice president, and Philip Mucken, netting last year, who went to Washington a university, St. Louis, from April. Anselm McKenzie also comes to the law school to fill the vacancy by left Homer F. Carey, associate professor of law, who has resumed to accept the position as professor of law. Profession Moran has been associated with Dean Davis C. the past two years; at Herman W. Law school and a practitioner at Madison for three years.
Sandap Replace
Ry R. N. Honey
The ten courses include the resignation of Charles H. Saundall instructs in economics who has been professorship at Miami university Oxford, Didi. His photo is to be taken here in economics at Harvard college and a A. M. from the University of Southern California.霍金 has been exp. exper. in economic science in secondary schools. He has especially studied along time of Economic Theory nor Economics which he coach this fath.
The list contains names of 27 ap-
pointes, 27 resignations, 19 pri-
mions; 7 leaves of absence and 19 re-
turning from leave of absence.
New appointments include: E. M. Belles, assistant professor of education, to become principal of Oread Training School M; K. Hulse of Kansas City, Kan.; and to be geologists with the State Geological Survey.
Appointment of additional geologists follows the recent action of the state legislature in making special appropriation for extension of the work of the Geological Survey is under the direction of K. C. Moore, state geologist, and head of the department of geology at the University.
W. C. Koenig, appointed professor of military science and tactics, twice by the War Department to duty elsewhere. Jacob O. Jones, professor of applied mechanics, and associate Professor of physics, been born on and the past semester.
Major Cygon Goes to New Service
Aides at professors, to be on new the car once next fall, including Olea Hoesly, some economists from Michigan Na Neuman, some economists from California Latin from University of Californi a; Otto Kranshaur, philosophy f, m Harvard; Park Woodard
Students Welcome
physiology, from Denver General hospital; Donald M. Purdy, psychology, from Harvard; Mabel A. Elliott, sociology, from Steven D. Giddens, southwest High School, Kansas City; Robert J. Allen, English, from Harvard.
Two Instructors Come from Europe
1113 Mass.
BURGERT
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Additions to the list of instructors include: Hans U. Weber, who comes from Berlin; Frank Gutkrieg, from France to teach French; Frances Wilson, from New York for speech and language; and Michael Horka, from Topela, for botany; Harold F. Palmer, from Cardiff; College to teach English; K. U. Year, for economics; S. Howard Burtley, philosophy and psychology; Alda Woodruff, for woodcraft; M. J. Mewett, geology. The four last named have previous卸 on the K. U. instruction.
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Other resignations are: Major J. R. Cygon, professor of military science and tectures; Mrs. Annie H. Abel Henderson, associate professor in the W.H. Hills House; English; Ion Miller, home economics; W. R. Harley; journalism; P. Cla Suirez, psychologicalogy; John F. Nesbitt, psychologist (has been on leave for n year); Yillian Lauchen, Latin.
Ten of Staff Advanced in Bank
Instructor who have resigned are
I. E. Milligan; French; Boryl E. Warden;
enumerator; Clara Nigg, hosteller;
dietary; Howard Dey, entomology;
Lincoln Gaynor, zoology; Clarey,
French; Robert S. Sykes,
Spanish; Ruth Shaw, zoology; Emily
Luca, David Pankratkis,
anatomy; Argus Treidler, English
Robert S. Shannon, Englisch; Watters
entomology; and E. Herb
Garrison.
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**Unpublished for next year include:**
To fill professorship—W. Eayard Taylor, economist; Sella Eldridge, economist to executive professorship; Robert F. Kaiser, vice president; Robert G. Mahieu, romance linguist; Lannes K. M Landes, romance geology; Felix Radoio, entomologist; John D. Deering, entomology; J. G. Blocker, economist; Verver I. Smith, are literature.
The title of Dr. Paul B. Lawson has been changed from maximum "dead" of the College of Liberal Arts.
Faculty Members to Study Abroad
under a Guggenheim fellowship; A.
J. Mix, for study in London; W. II.
Schoweh, for study at Harvard; Alice
Winton, for study in Europe; Donen-
derhoewe, for study in the Universi-
ty of Chicago; E. B. Shultz, M.
C. A. secretary, for study.
Leaves of absence have been granted an follows; E. H. Holland, to be a living professor at the University of Pennsylvania, and D. O. Dinneenace Aller, for study in Europe
Returning from leaves of absence next fall will be: F. H. Hadden, professor of biology; H. H. Holtzclaw, professor of ontology; H. H. Holtzclaw, professor of economics; W. J. Brinkmeyer, associate professor of biology; Helen O. Mahn, associate professor of biology; Harold P. Dahl, associate professor of ontology; Sara G. Laird, assistant professor of English; Mary Laryn, associate professor of biology; Sara W. Hilmi, librarian.
Among more recent faculty changes announced from the Champlain's office, he is joined by another former professor in the School of Law, who has been on a year's leave of absence, and the adjoining law school, which occupies the School of Law to reduce Philip K. Emmons who goes to head the law school at Washington University, St. Louis.
Residencies include: Charles E. McArther, assistant instructor in chemical engineering; Joseph R. Church, education coordinator in Church; laboratory instructor in journalism; assistant professor J. L. Barron, audiology; assistant professor D. T. Cannon, assistant instructor of electrical engineering; Alex Wileby, assistant instructor in anatomy; and assistant professor in economics.
Additions to the instructional staff include the names of Henry E. Were, Richard R. Spencer, and Michael O. Instrutor in physical education; David assistant professor of sanitary engineering; Stephen H. Mayerhoff Company of Topeka; John Sutterley of the Pittsburg Sun; and Robert G. Smith.
Bruce Hamilton, Westminster College,
professor of physical education
at the University of Chicago
through University, assistant professor of
granted education and assistant
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